I appreciate these Q's are always difficult to answer. However, I recently received my LNAT score from Oxford (as feedback, they were allowed to disclose) and I disappointingly got 21. However, my essay was graded as 68 internally, which was 2 marks higher than the average offer holder.
My GCSE's and A levels are all 9s/ 3 A*s, and assuming my PS is good, does the prospect of an offer from LSE/UCL/Bristol look okay? I know LSE and Bristol dont have cut-off scores but both value LNAT score heavily, so I'm not sure if that is a big danger. I've been told UCL is bigger on the essay.
There have been offer holders with an LNAT score as less as 14 in the past, although the average has considerable increased, you still have chances of getting an offer, don't lose hope.
I appreciate these Q's are always difficult to answer. However, I recently received my LNAT score from Oxford (as feedback, they were allowed to disclose) and I disappointingly got 21. However, my essay was graded as 68 internally, which was 2 marks higher than the average offer holder.
My GCSE's and A levels are all 9s/ 3 A*s, and assuming my PS is good, does the prospect of an offer from LSE/UCL/Bristol look okay? I know LSE and Bristol dont have cut-off scores but both value LNAT score heavily, so I'm not sure if that is a big danger. I've been told UCL is bigger on the essay.
Many thanks
hey just checking a year later, did you end up getting a bristol offer? i got the same as you in both my lnat scores haha
I appreciate these Q's are always difficult to answer. However, I recently received my LNAT score from Oxford (as feedback, they were allowed to disclose) and I disappointingly got 21. However, my essay was graded as 68 internally, which was 2 marks higher than the average offer holder.
My GCSE's and A levels are all 9s/ 3 A*s, and assuming my PS is good, does the prospect of an offer from LSE/UCL/Bristol look okay? I know LSE and Bristol dont have cut-off scores but both value LNAT score heavily, so I'm not sure if that is a big danger. I've been told UCL is bigger on the essay.
Many thanks
How do you know the grade of your essay? Is that known?
I appreciate these Q's are always difficult to answer. However, I recently received my LNAT score from Oxford (as feedback, they were allowed to disclose) and I disappointingly got 21. However, my essay was graded as 68 internally, which was 2 marks higher than the average offer holder.
My GCSE's and A levels are all 9s/ 3 A*s, and assuming my PS is good, does the prospect of an offer from LSE/UCL/Bristol look okay? I know LSE and Bristol dont have cut-off scores but both value LNAT score heavily, so I'm not sure if that is a big danger. I've been told UCL is bigger on the essay.
Many thanks
Currently in the same position. I also got 21 found out today. Did u end up getting accepted by LSE?
LSE rejection but it was PS that was lacking.You still have hope, provided your grades and PS are amazing!
thanks for the response! My PS is very good according to everyone that read it and have 3 A* predictions. so hopefully they will accept me even though my LNAT was 2 marks below average
thanks for the response! My PS is very good according to everyone that read it and have 3 A* predictions. so hopefully they will accept me even though my LNAT was 2 marks below average
what is the LNAT average? is it the LSE average or the overall LNAT average?